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former major general israel ziv once expanded israeli forces in gaa. >> we are completely changing theactics. we are going to lose a lot of fire. we don't want to play to their hands, to the traps, to whatever they prepare for us. >> reporter: this morning the israeli spokesman said that that strike on a suspected terror cell eliminated what he called a ticking bomb, while the wave of attacks overnight in gaza city resulted in the deaths of dozens of hamas militants. >> that's charlie d'agata reporting from tel aviv. imtiaz tyab spent time over the weekend and he is back in west jerusalem. >> we've seen massive demonstrations. over a hundred thousand people took to the streets of the british capital demanding an end to israel's war in gaza. there's also been similar scenes in arab capitals from sana in war-torn yemen to cairo where the egyptian president al sisi called for a, quote, day of rage just hours after his phone call with president biden earlier this week. it was a phone call in which a deal was reached between egypt, the u.s. and israel to allow 20 trucks of desperately neede

i wondering if there is concern now given the humanitarian crisis that is ounfolding in gaa and the continued pressure for a cease-fire or halt in operations. if there is a concern that perhaps some of that would be unconditional support from the u.s. may fade at some point? >> well, first of all, i must tell you that, i mean, the support, i think no one is more highly supportive of the world leader than more president biden who came here and showed not only all of the empathy, but all of the support that the united states could muster in and israeli felt like he got us, he understood how devastating this massacre was and how israelis feel. it is not only by the way, that the support of aircraft carriers or anything like that. there are military experts and generals with guidance of how do you fight this kind of war against terror in a densely populated area. there are experienced american generals in fallujah or mosul or something like that. so there might be a difference between how patient the biden administration is and how patient the rest of the world is to what we are seeing in gaza. i

escaping a airstrikes in the gaa strip and estimated 700,000 palestinians out of 1.1 million have evacuatedael's chief of general staff says the airstrikes coming into gaza are part of the preparations of the ground invasion. speaking to soldiers in the brigades stressed professionalism. >> gaza is complicated. gaza was densely populated the enemy is preparing a lot of things there. but we are also preparing for them. all capabilities are the maneuver be brave without thought. >> 28 trucks made it into the gaza strip today they are only carrying food and water no fuel. they are just a drop in the bucket compared to the need and among the gaza population. there was hope that when the rafah crossing open they get the aid trucks in foreign nationals would make it out. that did not happen today. meantime two americans didn't make it out after being held hostage by hamas for almost two weeks despite that israel up the number of people they believe are being held hostage in the gaza strip to 210. jon: i imagine those two who were released are being questioned, debriefed to see if they can gather

americans were killed in thiso americ hamas tet attack and many more are being held hostageg held in gaaow as we speak. but what does joe, plan to get them home? he won't tell us literally . >> take a look. press are going to shout to me and many of yon u are that, you know, what are you doing to bring these get thesese folks home. if i told you, i wouldn't be able to get them homeif i b. folks, there's a lot we're doing a lot. we'r de doing. given i have not given up hopeupe of bringing these folkofs. but the idea that i'm going to stand here beforehere b you l you what i'm doing is bizarre. i hope you understand how bizarre i think it would be to try to answer that questioe n. >> we do have one liberal in the audience. is that the same president, your president neiden, that said he would never leave an american behind in afghanistan or would not abandon our allies, that that many of which been killed becausealli he abandoned them to behind enemy linees whos. still have americans caught behind enemy lines. anyway, how did this happen? w had it israel's world renowned intelligence agenci

they are strikin areg inside gaa at this moment. there's been an coordinated t response by the israelis from the air. hethe sea and the ground following this massacre on saturdaacre on y with more t0 israeli civilians and soldiers isad at the hands of hamas and islamic militants. israeli primree minister benjamt netanyahu tonight addressing his nation and then world saying that hamas wanted a war and now hamas will get a war. we were there saturday morning in southern israel watching asss soldiers dragged their wounded and dead comradeeds out of jeep pulling them into waiting ambulances and sending them to local hospitals. mothers holding their children and just trying to make sure mak their wounds were patched until they could get them to paramedics. it was a horrific scene, a nightmare that still continues to unfol d across israel. the prime minister tonight noting there are still palestinian militants inside israeli territory. and up until yesterdayp unti. we they actually held territory of their own. now, we were in town of sder

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get these hostages out and going to try to exterminate every terrorist they can finate everd in the gaaah, stay right there, congressman, if you don't minde . >> mccaul joining us now, florida congressman cory mills. ll joinidahe is in israel helpig americans evacuate. congressman, first of all, thank you for what you're doing. i did not. i the administration, in their initial comments, people youe fg just get a plane ticket. but one problem, what commercial airline flights out of israel have been stopped at that time. so it was not the bestht .t th advice. finally, now the administration has said they're going to be goingbeg airplanes over l to rescue americans that want to leave. nenow, in light of this breaking news, which is the is telling the u.n. to evacuate the northern gaza stripee 24 hours. and as you can see, unfolding live now before your eyes. barael now firing at gaza, retaliatory strikes to whatt th they done over the last week. clearly, that seems imminenteyr this ground war is about to begin. your thoughts on all of it your? >> well, absolutely, sean. and first of all, t